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English: Computer printout from the MAD compiler at the University of Michigan showing a character drawing of MAD Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman and the phrase "What Me Worry" following an error, c. 1960.

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1960

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Computer printout from the MAD compiler

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Don Boettner, University of Michigan

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